Methods for potty training Polish rabbits:

1. Cultivate them from an early age. It is best to cultivate the habit of using the toilet in rabbits from young rabbits under three months old, because as rabbits grow older, their learning ability and attention will continue to increase, but at the same time they will also become correspondingly More stubborn.

2. Build a toilet for the rabbit. Choose to place a low-sided plastic basin in a remote corner of your home. Spread an appropriate amount of cat litter or newspaper on top of the plastic basin, then put a few rabbit feces in it, or stain it with some rabbit urine, and put the rabbit in it. Use the toilet to familiarize yourself with your smell.

3. Strengthen guidance. When you find that the little rabbit is sticking up its butt to pee, stop it in time, put the urinal where it urinates, and pat it gently to guide it to urinate in the potty to remind it that this is what it should do. Where to use. When it understands what you mean and does what you want, petting it gently and giving it some favorite snacks can play a very good role in strengthening it.

4. Prepare more toilets. Friends who like to keep free-range rabbits can prepare more toilets at home to help them develop habits, because it is unlikely that placing a garbage tray in the corner will cause the rabbit to go to the toilet.

5. Clean in time. Immediately clean up the feces and urine on the ground where the rabbit excrets, and spray deodorant to prevent the rabbit from defecating in the same place.